If we want to win the competition with China, we need to think well beyond the next election and even the next decade.
Jeanne Shaheen: “If we want to win the competition with China, we need to think well beyond the next election and even the next decade.”
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Sen. Shaheen discusses the need for a long-term strategy to compete with China.
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